Near Perfection! James Bond Skyfall movie reaction first time watching.

[@BaddMedicine]

Alright, let's chat about this one. Was this this best James Bond movie? If not, why? James Bond Casino Royale reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGeXh3uHl8urj5o James Bond Quantum of Solace reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYrZoZt_iN51fJY

[@aakashpatil809]

React to kgf chapter 2 trailer too

[@alfieshanks6555]

I always used to say it was as it always seemed to be on tv more frequently but the more I watched and paid attention to casino royale it just seemed like casino royale was SO good that nothing could better it. Like it was perfection. Sky fall is definitely more dark. Both are great, hard to pick one

[@BaddMedicine]

Agreed. Casino Royale is tough to beat.

[@CaptainNocturnal]

@@BaddMedicine For now ;) NTTD takes top spot

[@jkellen690]

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[@CaptainPikeachu]

My favorite moment out of any James Bond film is that shootout scene in the court room, you see how even with very little verbal communication that Bond, Mallory, Moneypenny, and Tanner all moved like a unit because these are all people with field experience who understands instinctively how to work as a team in moments like this. Rarely does a Bond film also allows the MI6 team around Bond to shine, and their teamwork just speaks volumes. Also Mallory deserves a bit more extra credit because you think at first he's just a bureaucrat who sits behind a desk but little by little you get hints that this isn't just someone who talks a lot but someone who speaks from experience - Moneypenny and Bond's conversation during that shaving scene at first reveals that Mallory has military experience and was a POW during the Troubles in Northern Ireland (which was a very bloody and painful conflict), and then in the shootout at the court room, when Silva and his men bursts in and everyone ducks, but Mallory is the only person to jump over the desk and run into the line of fire to grab M and thereby taking a shot for her. And you understand why Bond would respect Mallory as the next M, because he's not just someone who sits around giving orders, but someone who knows what dangers he's sending his agents into.

[@BaddMedicine]

Mallory probably should get a little credit as you mentioned.

[@silence3314]

Mine too. I’m always rewatching that scene

[@nicksmith2010]

To me, there is something awesome about the combination of the music and M reading the poem as they cut back and forth between Bond running and M. This entire scene is one of my favorite scenes from any Bond film.

[@foodwallet1223]

Bit harsh on Moneypenny. A few hundred yards away with the target on a moving train and confirming that it wasn't a clean shot. That's on M.

[@BaddMedicine]

I would agree, it's on M.

[@thechanges2327]

Everyone's always harsh on Moneypenny on that scene. She specifies that she has a shot but it's not clean, doesn't have time to get in a better position, not to mention Bond and the other guy were fighting on a speeding train. And honestly she WASN'T going to take that shot because she didn't want to hit Bond. You could tell by the hesitation in her eyes, trying to see if Bond's fight would leave them with enough space for her to pull the trigger. But M kept screaming in her ear to take the shot and she didn't want to not follow that order considering what was at risk so...she did it. But everyone always blames her. It's such a fantastic sequence too and really is one of the best openers of any Bond film.

[@deangraves7462]

It's about knowing when not to pull the trigger. It is one of the central themes of the Craig Era. No Time To Die sort of pays off a lot of the Craig Era themes in clever ways, I just wish the villain had more to do.

[@goldboy150]

@@thechanges2327 it’s actually impressive that she managed to hit one of them. As in it was harder to hit bond than miss completely.

[@myfreakyvalentine]

It always bothered me that Moneypenny didn't just then shoot the bad dude after she mistakenly shot bond. She had enough time!

[@danieldrummond404]

Javier's "oh Mr. Bond" always gets me. hahaha

[@BaddMedicine]

He delivery on some lines were great 🤣🤣 like that one you mentioned.

[@chrisboot2468]

To anyone who isn't British, the introduction and now the departure of the AMAZING Dame Judi Dench as M can never be underrated. She is simply divine.

[@BaddMedicine]

She was fantastic

[@yvesandrethevenot3489]

Yes, but the whole sequence where she departs is awfully bad : bad writing, bad editing and yes, poor dame Dench, bad acting! " too bad" , I dare say...

[@sugarman4354]

Dame Judi is a National treasure. Love her.

[@brandondornan9524]

Skyfall is my favorite bond movie ever made. And I've been watching the bond movies since I was a child with my dad. It was our tradition to see the movies.

[@BaddMedicine]

Very cool to hear about the tradition. Did you make it for No time to die?

[@brandondornan9524]

@@BaddMedicine Of course we did 😎

[@BaddMedicine]

Awesome! 👍🤘🤙

[@cannavega9770]

It’s mine too with my dad:)

[@BaddMedicine]

Awesome. Cool to see stuff like this.

[@cannavega9770]

I like about this Bond movie, that villain actually wins. Not in the way he wanted to win, but he wins

[@BaddMedicine]

🤘🤘🤘

[@theam6020]

I love the reference to the dog that M leaves for Bond , she basically called him that everything gets destroyed around him but he still survives , this movie was just masterpiece , a complete movie

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend an indie rock song Called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix

[@rosswalnuts3316]

“The most beautiful country, the most terrible weather… Scotland” Your god man right 🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@BaddMedicine]

🤣🤣🤣🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@frasbo80]

@@BaddMedicine You'll be thankful for the rain after a few sunny days with the Midges. Love the energy guy's.

[@michaelhawkins7389]

"You're god man right " you used the wrong "your"

[@thatfilmgeekguy]

Haha there’s even implied drunkenness with the typo. (Scottish too by the way)

[@BaddMedicine]

@@thatfilmgeekguy 🤣🤣🤣🍻🍻🍻

[@tashrif46]

28:32 The one time I actually shed a tear in a Bond movie. And the moment is even amplified when you see the Being James Bond documentary about Daniel Craig's tenure and how much of an emotional moment it was for the entire movie crew to film this scene. Director Sam Mendes and producer Barbara Broccoli were in tears.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

It is definitely odd that it's only the 3rd movie for Craig, and that everyone's calling him old. But you also gotta keep in mind that when they went into production for this movie, they really approached it as a milestone, as the franchise was celebrating 50 Years. The plotline of Bond being old wasn't necessarily a slight on Craig's version per se, but rather a commentary of the idea of Bond as a cinematic mainstay. Personally I loved it. It was about deconstructing everything we know and love about Bond, reassessing him, and building back up. The end is amazing, as everything familiar FINALLY becomes established for Daniel Craig's version: the classic MI-6 office, the Moneypenny reveal, a new M, and finally the formal call for him to go back to work. Loved it.

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MBloke]

"We have to go back in time to somewhere primitive where there is no technology so Silva won't have the upper hand" **goes to Scotland**

[@BaddMedicine]

🤣🤣🤣

[@garymcatear822]

Considering Scotland started the industrial revolution and invented a lot of the tech you are suggesting i would have to say you are an ignorant prick.

[@pranavnnair5]

I actually prefer Skyfall over Casino Royale. I love the unique approach this movie took with Bond's backstory and I also love Javier Bardem in the movie. I'd give it 5/5.

[@BaddMedicine]

Boom! Thought everyone did great in this. Really like the story in this one compared to Quantum. Sand for those who didn't like it I can see why. But we were very entertained. 👍🤘

[@outlaw5015]

A unique approach needs great execution to be great. Skyfall has one of the worst modern movie protagonists. He promises to save Severine, a victim of sex trafficking from a very age. Yet, just uses her as a means to an end, like Silva- the fricking villian. He feels no compassion or remorse after her death. Additionally, Bond is the reason M dies. Why would you defend the most important person in MI6 and British Security in an abandoned house that’s barely armed? The writing for the character is also really inconsistent. He fails basic fitness tests, yet can combat Patrice and take out three of Silva’s goons(too fricking late, Severine died). Holy sh’t, his agency in that scene…. He fails his accuracy tests, which is why he misses the scotch shot. Yet he has marksman accuracy in the court house. Wtf???

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

@@outlaw5015 The movie's still good despite the nitpicks

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

Casino Royale should be preferable than Skyfall

[@hen2005]

What! No way! Casino royale is amazing!

[@jamalfoster3329]

Roger Deakins (Blade Runner 2049, 1917, most of the Coen Brother films, and soooo much more) behind the camera brought his A game for the cinematography and helped a phenomenal action film feel so much more unique

[@BaddMedicine]

That fight scene in the glass door of that building was fantastic with the way they shot it.

[@jamalfoster3329]

@@BaddMedicine Oh my god it was brilliant, that and the entire final act in Scotland with the lighting from the house fire and the smoke haze while they were in the fields

[@BaddMedicine]

That open shot with Judi & DC looking in the valley was just sweet!

[@fayesouthall6604]

Stunning

[@3zy165]

I think 27:36 is my favourite scene in the entire movie and it’s all down to how good of an actor Javier Bardem actually is. You have Silva going to kill the woman who betrayed him but there’s so much more to it. He goes is as Raoul Silva, a man hellbent on killing M for what she did to him and he is so determined until he sees her wounded. As soon as he sees that, Raoul Silva fucks off and Tiago Rodriguez replaces him and you see and hear it instantly. The care he still has for M is obvious right from the moment he opens his mouth to say she’s hurt. It’s obvious that no matter what she did to him, he still loves the woman who technically raised him. The look on his face just says it all really And in that moment he realised that HE was responsible for hurting her, he realised that *he* was the one who got his mother hurt. It may not have been him who physically hurt her but he ordered his men to attack and she was wounded because of it. He hurt his mother and he wasn’t happy about it. He believed that he wanted to kill her but deep down he couldn’t. But he chose to ignore that and he forced Raoul Silva back into the frame. Holding the gun to her head ready to kill. You then have him physically fighting with himself. He is trying to keep Silva on top, trying to have him stay in control and shoot her but Tiago Rodriguez is trying just as hard to push his way back onto the surface to stop her being killed. That’s why, in the end he chose *her* to kill the both of them. Tiago came back out and he knew he couldn’t kill her. He may have hated her for what she did, he may be permanently scarred from what she did, he may have suffered excruciating pain because of her, but he couldn’t bring himself to kill her. And I don’t think he could live in a world knowing he was dead. He could barely live with the fact that he had hurt her! So in the end, he didn’t to kill her, but he didn’t want her to suffer either that’s why be begs her to do it. He didn’t want them both to suffer anymore and didn’t want to watch the woman he called his mother die. As much as he believed he wanted it, he couldn’t bare to live with the thought of her not being in the world anymore. I am so glad Bardem played Silva! He remains my favourite Bond villain (I also love how the camera pans back over Silva before the scene ends. Showing that his character’s acts will have a lasting impression on James Bond - killing M will impact him for the rest of his life)

[@BaddMedicine]

Great stuff here. We thought he was a great villain too!

[@mycroft16]

The courtroom shootout is flawless. Tanner and Moneypenny doing their jobs without thinking. Mallory and Bond communicating with looks. Bond provides the cover for Mallory to get her out. It's that scene were Mallory learns why Bond is 007 and fully trusts him. When he comes in later and catches Q laying the false trail through the traffic system and tells them to carry on he is fully in on Bond's side and trusts him. It's such a cool few minutes of the film. And Ralph Fineness is perfect for the role. Javier kills it as the villain. The whole "who says this is my first time" thing was hilarious. And blowing up the old estate... practical explosion with large models. The next film contains the largest on film practical explosion ever. I believe it still holds that record actually.

[@fayesouthall6604]

It’s my favourite part of the film. The set up and Mallory immediately letting people escape but he stays on the dangerous side. Plus he’s injured.

[@dylanburton4955]

I liked that this film showed some of Bonds past which most of the films never really do and the dynamic between Bond and M is done really well

[@BaddMedicine]

Yeah, that was cool to see a little more into his up bringing.

[@dylanburton4955]

@@BaddMedicine It was a nice change from the typical bond formula

[@BaddMedicine]

Agreed. They took some chances.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

They didn't mention his aunt Charmian, who did much of his raising as a kid. But the rest got a mention, mostly.

[@althelas]

I was on vacation in Cardiff, Wales when Skyfall came out and I went to the local IMAX to watch it. It was a very unique experience a Bond movie, esp. this one in a cinema in the UK compared to Germany. There was a lot of cheers and clapping when they revealed the DB5, and the end scene was more or less a way to connect Skyfall to Dr. No from 1962, when Sean Connery first walks into M's office and introduces himself to Miss Moneypenny. The only thing missing is the hat stand.

[@BaddMedicine]

That's awesome. And would've been cool to experience that. Glad you did. 🤘

[@trylobyte07]

Maybe because it's supposed to be the movie to celebrate 50 years of Bond but I love how by the end, all the classic chess pieces are in place: Moneypenny, Q, M (a male M closer to classic portrayal). While at the same time, giving Judi Dench her well-deserved send off after being M since Goldeneye.

[@BaddMedicine]

The endings so far have been great. And Judi did such a great job.

[@coldbattery]

Roger deakins truly deserve some praise. The cinematography of this is absolutely amazing, the boat scene, the elevator one, and that's just the ones pop out of my head ,haven't seen this movie for almost a decade. But skyfall is still easily my top 10 favorite movies of all time

[@BaddMedicine]

The cinematography was awesome in this we thought. The fight scene in the glass building was great! And that shot of Scotland. 🔥🔥🔥

[@outlaw5015]

Cinematography is one thing, writing is another. Great movies have great writing. Skyfall fails miserably in that department.

[@AndorRadnai]

Cinematography and soundtrack work together so well in this film! Every scene makes me feel like I imagine the director would want me to, and I get immersed into it on a whole new level!

[@BaddMedicine]

Agreed

[@ghani666]

@@outlaw5015 Plot holes in a Bond film don’t = terrible writing otherwise literally every single film would be shit. Skyfall is one of the best scripts in the whole franchise.

[@teresaluz975]

Seeing Skyfall in the movie theatre was a privilege. I adore this movie so much. Loved your reaction.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend an indie rock song Called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix

[@perfumedangle6600]

When you said 'I appreciate good Cinema' I laughed so much! Love that kind of insult 🤣🤣🤣

[@BaddMedicine]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RighteousBrother]

I bloody well enjoyed your reaction to Skyfall, it's such a great Bond film.

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you! We appreciate it! And we thought it was a very entertaining movie. 👍🤘

[@katynewt]

"But he started operating beyond his brief, hacking the Chinese." Should've let him...

[@khalidamajoud4114]

Great Bond movie. The most emotional of them all, easily, with the best acting the series has seen.

[@jules3048]

My all time favourite flex was when he adjusted his cuff links after jumping into the train. And it was soooo hot too

[@JacksGameReviews]

13:18 Fun fact Daniel was wearing gloves in this scene so it seems like everyone forgot apart the palm print gun. VFX artists had to remove the gloves to make the scene make sense and if you look closely they look weird asf

[@BaddMedicine]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 someone mentioned. That's fantastic.

[@sayozhongxiaofang]

and the building scene 10:20 in shanghai is weird as well, wearing gloves does not make sense in the fighting scene :(

[@Asian19981]

I love this movie so much because of the cinematography It brought to the table and the acting is really superb in this. Nothing can match Judi Dench performance she’s incredible. The only issue i have is the way sliva’s plan doesn’t seem to make sense to me but other than that i feel this movie is amazing only second place after casino royale.

[@BaddMedicine]

Judi did fantastic. And yeah, his plan could've been shown to the audience a little bit towards the end there. 🤙🤘

[@TheWaynos73]

I think Silva’s timing with the London Underground public transport system is pure Hollywood. But made for a great movie moment.

[@BaddMedicine]

Agreed

[@apatterson984]

In this one, in the earlier scenes. He’s talking about M and him being played out, this film takes at least 15 years after the events of Quantum of Solace. So essentially he’s veteran Operative at this point and some how obsolete at the same time. Great reaction so far!!

[@hazzawilliams2956]

This movie was fantastic. Its my favorite bond movie. Judi dench is amazing

[@BaddMedicine]

Judi was fantastic

[@jillfromatlanta427]

"Welcome to Scotland" - a great line from the gamekeeper!....

[@Punslinger1005]

Congratulations on reaching 10k, boys!!! If you want some old school British comedy then A Fish Called Wanda is a classic

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you! And thanks for the support! We appreciate it!🤘

[@FlippinGurtrude]

First Bond film I saw in the cinema when I was 12. Still remains the best I've seen.

[@BaddMedicine]

🤘🤘🤘

[@nicksmith2010]

I always thought they were brilliant in the way they used this film to harken back to the pre-Craig bond films. That final scene looked as if it could have been the office for Bernard Lee's M in the sixties, complete with the leather-padded doors. Along with that, they finally give us the new Q and Moneypenny and the vintage Aston Martin. About the only things missing were references to Universal Exports and Felix Leiter.

[@BaddMedicine]

🤘🤘🤘

[@narcesioteixeira8492]

This is definitely the best James Bond movie ever + the best soundtrack on a Bond movie.

[@kueller917]

I'm maybe an outlier in that despite most of the Bond films being before my time I went into the Craig ones having seen all the previous ones. And Skyfall was the one that truly blew me away and it was an instant top 5 for me. It captures so much of the "formula" while also nailing the grittier modern tone of the Craig films, and Bardem is one of my favorite villains of the franchise. Deakins at the camera also makes this the most beautifully shot in the franchise to date.

[@mickyroscoe4761]

Great review guys luv DC luv this film for me this is the best Bond film of them all, the theme tune,baddie, the story, DC, all on fine form. Glad u liked it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👌✌🤙😁👍

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you. We had No time to die up, but that just got blocked 30mins ago. Hope to have that up soon again.

[@petervfl]

Love your bond reactions guys!

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you, Peter! And thanks for watching. 🤙

[@lukeporcher6378]

Been waiting for this, great reactions as per lads

[@BaddMedicine]

Boom! Spectre is in the editor and we will be doing no time to die in the next few days as it was just released on VOD🤘

[@jasonnewman1118]

I still think to this day, this was the best "bond" movie. It had a great plot, great back story of the title character. And arguably one of the best villains in the whole franchise. I was torned between Raoul Silva and Auric Goldfinger. But Silva JUST takes it for me. I know I said it's a great back story to bond, but this movie was really M's movie. Everything revolves around her but doesn't stray away from it still being a bond film. Of course we know it's a send off to dame judi Dench since this was her last in the role. It was purely because when reading scripts, she forgets her lines. So Dame judi Dench wanted out. But how they handled the replacement of "M" was also brilliant. Just everything about this film is just executed so well. And it has my favourite scene in the entire franchise. When M was quoting Alfred tennyson's poem, and we see bond running to the aid of M, the poem just fits in who bond is. And the score by thomas Newman for that scene was sublime. I've rewatched all 25 bond films recently, and connery still is my favourite, but skyfall is the best. It was casino royale, goldfinger, Dr no then skyfall as my top 4. But as of just watching recently, I can't help the fact that skyfall was the definitive bond film. And it's now my favourite and I think, personally, the best as well.

[@nickloschen2717]

You can tell director Sam Mendes took inspiration from The Dark Knight when making this

[@BaddMedicine]

Phenomenal movie to draw inspiration from

[@TheWaynos73]

And the first mission impossible movie with a plot device being a missing NOC list.

[@Just-Saiyan]

Great job as always fellas!!

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you as always! 🤘🤙

[@zacharyantle7940]

Amd wouldn’t you know it, No Time To Die drops on VOD on the 9th, perfect for a reaction when you get to it! :D

[@BaddMedicine]

Oh hell yeah! 🤘🤘🤘

[@desmawalker556]

The chemistry between Bond & Moneypenny when she was shaving him had me weak. Deep in my heart, I always hoped they'd get together. 😢

[@jmfroeyland]

SUCH A GOATED MOVIE

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Dinkdownn]

Skyfall is my fav Bond 🥰

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥

[@cameronhermann9400]

Favorite of all the bond films I’ve seen(haven’t seen “No time to die yet)

[@GeoffreyToday]

"She's a horrible shot!" wtf are you talking about? You have definitely missed the bowl when taking a piss from 2 feet away on more than one occasion, you don't get to be a back seat sniper :p

[@BaddMedicine]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I get the train was moving. It's a tough shot for anybody.

[@joerivera6011]

Great one guys!👍🏼😀

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you, Joe! We appreciate it!

[@nauseous3925]

I loved this upload, Skyfall is a god tier Bond movie!

[@BaddMedicine]

Very entertaining movie!

[@nauseous3925]

@@BaddMedicine I'm looking forward to the No Time to Die on here. ohh baby

[@BaddMedicine]

Recorded it last night. Hope to have it out next week.

[@nauseous3925]

@@BaddMedicine MINT! I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@BaddMedicine]

🤙🤘🤙🤘🤙

[@danielhead8123]

Javier is an incredible actor

[@joerafferty3248]

Having seen No Time To Die (don't worry I won't spoil it) my official ranking of the Daniel Craig Bond movies are as follows: 1. Casino Royale 2. Skyfall 3. No Time To Die 4. SPECTRE 5. Quantum of Solace I actually had mixed opinions on Skyfall when I first saw it, my biggest gripe with it was actually Javier Bardem's performance. I just loved him so much in No Country For Old Men, but I just didn't feel like he came across as intimidating in Skyfall as he did as Anton Chigurh. However, in hindsight, I think Casino Royale and Skyfall are the best DC Bond films because they actually try to flesh out Bond as a character with a backstory and real human flaws, while also going beyond the cliched one-liners and corny jokes. I also liked how they made M look like a villain as well like when she casually admits to throwing Bardem's character to the wolves for the greater good was a really interesting spin on her character. Still love the reactions guys, and keep up the good work.

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you! We record no time to die on Tuesday and it should be up the following week. Really looking forward to it. Digging the rankings. And fair points you bring up. 🤙

[@joerafferty3248]

@@BaddMedicine Looking forward to it. When do you record and upload SPECTRE?

[@BaddMedicine]

Looks like spectre will drop Tuesday🤘🤘🤘

[@garymcatear822]

I won't be watching anymore new Bond movies from now on, seeing you have seen No time to die you will probably understand why.

[@stonedspongebob6819]

Great job guys! I cannot wait for you to watch No Time To die

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you! We appreciate it! Looking forward to NTTD. 🤘🤘🤘

[@RE-ol5ws]

Yo Badd Medicine! Where ya'll at? It's been five days since this video was uploaded!

[@BaddMedicine]

One will be dropping at 11am. Hopefully NBC doesn't pull it for 5th time. Yesterday was brutal trying to upload it as NBC didn't like us yesterday. 🤙

[@BaddMedicine]

Lol blocked for the 6th time. Just got notified.

[@vhs3811]

Great reaction

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you and thank you for watching. We appreciate it.🤙

[@russellstanton7583]

Casino Royale is my favourite because killing wasn't always easy. It was gritty and brutal and introduced Bond as a fledgling 00 agent

[@BaddMedicine]

Gritty is a great word to describe it.

[@whackybeardedbootsmann3484]

Its one of the best Bond movies, and Craigs best.

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥

[@ianjardine7324]

For me the best part of the film is the clear difference between bond and the villain. One is mad at M because he thought he was special and couldn't accept he was expendable the other is pissed because the mission failed.

[@anahvolf]

I absolutely LOVE this movie, but just like you love your cars I love old houses so I spent the whole fight scene shouting at my screen Not the house! Do not touch the house! which sliiightly through me off :D Other than that - cinematic perfection!!

[@sissi7746]

The scene where Bond jumps down from the construction machine down into a car was improvised by Craig.

[@nikolaiquack8548]

Skyfall is pretty damn great. I have very few nitpicks with it. The most major one being that it's odd his Bond is already an old veteran in the field after QoS. Came a bit too soon. Anyway, I hope you won't just stop at the DC Bond movies. There's loads of great Bond films of old.

[@BaddMedicine]

There is plans to do 1 of SC & PB.

[@t-87e65]

@@BaddMedicine if plan is do just 1 movie both of those gentlemans, what comes PB i woud suggest Goldeneye (or Tomorrow Never Dies) and SC?...well proberly Goldfinger or From Russia With Love gets my vote 🤔😅 but u decided that yourselfs of course 😎🤘

[@BaddMedicine]

Thank you for the recommendations! 🤙🤙🤙🤙

[@NinjaBooKitty]

My favorite one in the series. 'Regret is unprofessional'. 🥰

[@manuelp6791]

If sky fall is near perfection then no time to die is bloody perfect

[@BaddMedicine]

I believe next week we record no time to die.

[@Redsdelight]

Skyfall and Casino Royale are 1 and 1A. Both are a masterpiece.

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Redsdelight]

@@BaddMedicine As a side note: Spectre was 3, Quantum of Solace was 4...and I haven't seen No Time To Die yet.

[@BaddMedicine]

That's fair rankings 🤘

[@mowglisavonturen]

I really enjoy Skyfall. I think it might be my favorite. And the soundtrack from Adele is amazing.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend an indie rock song Called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix

[@jamesstokes7435]

for the underwater thing he's meant to be trained to breathe for long periods under water

[@8mycake244]

DAME Judi Dench. One of the greatest actors of our time.

[@BaddMedicine]

Judi crushed this role! 🤙🤘

[@BaddMedicine]

Lol... Dang keyboard!

[@pdus]

If you guys plan to watch few of the older movies, On Her Majesty's Secret Service is a must see. Although Lazenby are not as good as Connery, nowadays it is considered as one of the best Bond movie.

[@BaddMedicine]

We can add it to the list🤘🤙

[@stockbridgeworks]

This isn't Hollywood dude, this is British Cinema.

[@BaddMedicine]

🤙🤙🤙

[@anthonydpearson]

It would have made SO much more sense if Skyfall was the final Craig movie. Not only would the washed up agent thing have made more sense, but if it has been BOND that died in Scotland in his childhood home that would have been much more fitting

[@BaddMedicine]

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[@antecsapphire1969]

When Spectre reaction is coming?))) Also, i recomended you Chernobyl from HBO and react,please.

[@BaddMedicine]

Should be out next week. It's recorded and in the editor.

[@tashrif46]

You guys need to react to the older James Bond movies. Especially the Timothy Dalton ones.

[@tjjordan4207]

While I really wish the overarching storyline idea in the first two films could have worked out, I can't deny that this film was so great because it chose to just be a simple, standalone adventure, like the old school Bond films were like. Even right down to the villain, it's all very old school. But it also mixes in the new stuff that Casino Royale was doing, which gives it a nice different feel.

[@MasterSkywalker91]

Any chance you guys will continue will the rest of the 007 franchise?

[@billmorris8358]

I loved it!

[@BaddMedicine]

🤘🤘

[@andarporbuenosaires]

For the next; Spectre, a step back in the saga again, but enjoyable nonetheless. The 5 movies are good, but it happens that some stand out more than others.

[@BaddMedicine]

We have spectre in the editor. I would say different for sure. 🤣👍🤘

[@priyamd4759]

Mallory is Voldemort. You should also see his movie The Diplomat. Completely diff role. Very talented actor.

[@tashrif46]

1:09 We need reactions to all the Bond movies from Connery to Lazenby to Moore to Dalton and then Brosnan.

[@chadbailey7038]

M, I think, stalled on purpose. So they could all see how unsafe they truly are. 😎 Ps. I finally subscribed 👍🏾

[@BaddMedicine]

Ahhhhh.... I can see that now that you mentioned it

[@chadbailey7038]

@@BaddMedicine finally subbed. Can’t wait for Spectre

[@BaddMedicine]

Chad, you da man! We appreciate it! Thank you!

[@atfbproductions7458]

Great movie awesome reaction boys🍻 you guys were right in regards of this film having more room to breathe compared to Quantum of Solace which I like that movie for what it is but I like how this one is more slower paced I feel like it's made with more class..

[@BaddMedicine]

The cinematography in this one was fantastic.

[@atfbproductions7458]

@@BaddMedicine truly was, only thing i wish we got was a hand to hand between bond and Silva showcasing differences, silva is more trained and experienced but older not what he once was but beacuse of his loss of sanity and humanity he would be a more vicious fighter.. Silva and bond reminded of bane and batman in "the dark knight rises" mirror opposites but also soo alike both recruited and trained by the same people but had different experiences and with different paths!

[@BaddMedicine]

I'm kinda surprised now that you mentioned it that it didn't happen.

[@atfbproductions7458]

@@BaddMedicine 😂😂 oh and I forgot to mention in your Quantum of Solace reaction, at that time I was in the market for the Daniel Craig 4K Blu-ray collection and I saw that Casino Royale has a unrated Extended Cut have you guys seen that?

[@BaddMedicine]

Did not know of an extended cut

[@JJ-zp9vr]

Inspired from Batman begins and the dark knight

[@YouknowwhereHughgo]

Love your reviews. Americans cant talk about the use of a flag in a film, you guys have millions of them throughout 😂 and then a huge one at the end with someone crying

[@BaddMedicine]

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[@bradleycharlesworth8745]

This for me took some beating and I say that because Skyfall had such a brilliant Director, the story was spot and the actions scenes like the opening scene kept me on the edge of my seat. Javier Bardem was one of the best villians. I was more convinced with him than Safin in No Tine To Die. Judi Denchs performance was excellent. I was gutted they had killed her character off, I think she were better at being M than Ralph Finnes. Casino Royale was probably one of my least favourites and No Time To Die adds to that list as well. All of the others were brilliant.

[@TheCulturalBomb]

Roger Deakins 🐐

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥

[@tashrif46]

29:19 you need to watch the entire Bond movies to know why Eve clarifying her full name was such a special moment for all Bond fans

[@dmbassett]

Agree guys this is a GREAT BOND MOVIE. So good.. Emotional. Action. Humor. Class!

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend an indie rock song Called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix

[@laquanjones]

You guys added Bourne Franchise to your lists

[@BaddMedicine]

It's added. I don't think any of us seem them. I for sure haven't.

[@laquanjones]

@@BaddMedicine you got to Jason Bourne is like the best spy than James Bond he is the only spy that never gets caught.

[@BaddMedicine]

Looking forward to it

[@laquanjones]

@@BaddMedicine me to

[@pr-tj5by]

@@laquanjones Bourne movies are better than Craig Bond movies

[@cassandramcbride7007]

The main rule is if theres more then one bond girl, one must be a sacrificial lamb. Still, most of us didnt like what happen to Severine. Specially after we found out about her past, and how she wanted to leave this world. Severine is a mix between Andrea (the man with golden gun) Lupe (licence to Kill) and Paris Carver (Tomorrow never dies). Her few moments in the movie, made her one of the best Bond girls! Silva is probably the best craig bond villain.... Le Chiffre was a good one, but Silva is on another level. The way she torment and plays bond, is just amazing. Javier had no problem to make that homoerotic scene so funny, interesting. Even when he says "mr bond" in such sarcastic way. Silva is also a mix between Elektra King (the world is not enough) and Sanchez (Licence to Kill) M is more ruthless this time. previous Bond, we could see she was a little harsh, and we have a few glimpses of how far she will go. I like the recycle idea that M created a villain. She created Elektra King, but advise Mr King not paying the ramson, and now she also creates Silva, by not saving him. Skyfall recycle some ideas (which is not a bad thing, if is done right) from previous Bonds eras. Casino Royale and Skyfall are the gems of Craig Time

[@BaddMedicine]

Silva was always a step ahead.

[@outlaw5015]

I’m sorry, I’m going to have to disagree. Skyfall is not a gem. Not even close. You brought up Severine. In movies, sometimes characters die. However, this movies treatment of Severine is appalling. It’s brain dead and mean spirited. There’s also a ton of other issues wrong with this movie.

[@cassandramcbride7007]

@@outlaw5015 as for Severine, yes. Her character was completly wasted. If she was like Solange (Casino Royale) we wouldnt feel bad for her. But they give her a tragic background, and we do care for her. We wanted Bond to kill Silva and free her. Yet, she was treated like nothing. But this is a huge problem with Bond Girls in Craig Time. Sometimes the Main are not interesting (im still angry about future Main) and the secundary end up been more interesting and better (strawberry, Severine or Lucia). Sadly we do not have Femme Fatale maybe Valenka (but she was just there) Sure there are some issues, but far worst then Quantum, Spectre or No Time To Die (which we will discuss when the time comes)

[@outlaw5015]

@@cassandramcbride7007 I’m glad we can agree on Severine. However, I’d still say Skyfall is worst Craig Bond film, and one of the worst Bond movies. The thing is Quantum has some great writing and Bond feels like a hero in it. It’s issue is that it’s editing let’s it down. Spectre is boring. The thing is, would you rather be Confused, Bored or Infuriated by a movie? Skyfall is an infuriating movie. The closet thing I can relate it to, is Disney Star Wars. Technically impressive, but the writing is cheap. They show Bond doing his Bond one-liners and gestures, but when it comes to writing a compelling protagonist, they do the opposite. He has no compassion and he acts far too late. They do all these things to make him relatable, but they fail at the basic level. Bond shows no humanity, when it came to Severine. It makes his reaction to M’s death feel unearned. Plus, there’s the pretentious sh’t. “The old ways are better”. The old ways that M didn’t trust in the beginning on the train? The old ways that put false hope in a person enslaved for most of her life? The old ways that couldn’t prevent the death of the most important person of MI6 and British Security? Bond is a terrible hero and protagonist in this film.

[@jesseowenvillamor6348]

@@outlaw5015 Nah Skyfall is a good movie

[@LadySophiaVelaryon]

Skyfall and Casino Royale are my favorites.

[@Muhle2]

No Time To Die is coming to VOD next week

[@BaddMedicine]

We will be on it! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Muhle2]

Sickk

[@markw4613]

how could you cut out "Welcome to Scotland!" haha

[@CaptainNocturnal]

Waiting till Mason gives No time to die a 6/5 for being perfection!

[@BaddMedicine]

🤣🤣🤣 let's see if he does

[@f.miller801]

Amazing.

[@02michellemybell02]

You guys know Javier he is married to actress Penelope Cruz and he was in one of the Pirates Of The Caribbean movies.

[@BaddMedicine]

I don't think any of us have seen pirates of the Caribbean. But we do know who Penelope Cruz is.

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

remember to watch the early craig movies first. but great movie.

[@BaddMedicine]

You mean before Bond?

[@pudder68]

Imagine a 2021 version of Moonraker

[@BaddMedicine]

👀👀

[@timdalewag]

Could Dame Judi Dench get any better? She CRUSHED this role and will always be "M" to me. Such a national treasure of the UK!

[@BaddMedicine]

She was fantastic! We loved Judi in this role.

[@SirPaladin]

i am CONVINCED the Kincaid role was written with Sean Connery in mind.

[@BaddMedicine]

Maybe? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@aranerem3767]

Skyfall is fantastic

[@BaddMedicine]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Amorrison251]

are you guys going to do Mission Impossible series reaction in the future?

[@BaddMedicine]

We might. I don't think everyone is caught up.

[@Amorrison251]

@@BaddMedicine ok if that's the case it will be nice. So we'll look forward to seeing you guys ot that series.

[@BaddMedicine]

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